₦airaland Forum

taiocol:
SHORT AND TDB. DEPENDING ON HOW YOUVTAKE RUN WHO YOU SEE

So you sef do TDB ni baba?

MzLarem:
how has your day been?

It's been fine dear.. Anything for boys?

zicoraads:
Sigh...this boy! Stop shifting goal posts. I'm giving you practical examples and you are here telling me about embassy applications. More often than not, people are judged based on their manner of dressing, not hair cuts. I am trying to imagine Abiola or Ken (friends of mine) removing their afro because they are going for an embassy interview . Guys whose suits alone are in thousands of naira.

Or, Uti or Ehiz.

You need a clique upgrade my friend

I need a clique upgrade? What's that supposed to mean?

Alryt then, you win

zicoraads:
Which police? Nigerian police I guess No, I'm not talking because you think I'm somehow trying to defend my friends. The best graduating student of my faculty, the year before mine, was an afro spotting dude. If the policeman is arresting an afro spotting dude, then it's either the company he is keeping or the way of dressing.

I can't imagine my friend in a suit, and your friend who is on low cut...a crime is committed and mine would be picked, while yours is dressed in jeans and shirt. E no go happen!

I no wan argue with you.. The truth is that appearance shows the manner in any part of the world, so stop deceiving yourself

Why do people people try to get the best of haircut when going for job interviews or to the embassy to apply for visa? To look decent shey?

This is to tell you how these like things count

MzLarem:
mo wa...you nko?

I'm good jawe

zicoraads:
No, it doesn't. It's just the way our society here has been 'programmed' to think. I have very responsible and hardworking men who keep afros and all. These are guys who have wives and kids. Guys who are absolutely intelligent. So, no, I totally disagree.

It's everywhere across the world.. Have you ever wondered why anytime a crime is committed somewhere and the police arrives at the scene, the first set of people they will pack are those on tattoos and ridiculous hair cuts before considering packing a gentle looking man on low cut on suit

Don't let your sentiment cloud your reasoning from making sound judgment

MzLarem:
Allen avenue
be happy- ikorodu

me i no sabi d price sha

Omoge bawo ni?

But to be very candid, most often that not, your hair style speaks volume about you.. It goes a long way way in describing you at a glance

I dey come baba

Atheists food don come oooo

I think your payment lies on the strength of your upliners.. Same way I have been helping my cliq to get serious people into the scheme

Perfectdanny:
Baba na you dae jampack my 'following' abi?

How baba?

mmsen:

What really happened in the camp between you and Oliseh? How were treated?

When I came to camp, I had no issues with my coach. The coach has been a big part of me. He is there for me. He fought for me when I had issues with the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF). The coach defended me all the way. I have never had an issue with him.

He (Oliseh) doesn’t know me. I don’t know him. We have never played together. We have never shared a football field, together.

The first thing that happened when I first arrived at the camp was a meeting. At the meeting, the coach addressed the players. The first thing he said was that he invited four goalkeepers to camp because he never expected me to come to the camp.

Secondly, he said that I was no more the captain of the team. That he had decided and he calls the shots. That was before dinner. He ended his speech with, “Enjoy your dinner”.

For me, it was a little bit shocking because I spoke with the NFF chairman (Amaju Pinnick) during the burial of my mother in Akwa Ibom. I was trying to excuse myself from coming to the camp because of the burial. He said, “No, Vincent, you have to be in camp”. He pushed me to be in camp. And because I really respect him (Pinnick), I told him I was going to leave everything, the thanksgiving service for my late mum. I told him, I was going to abandon it and come to the camp, which I did.

All the family meetings, everything we had to do with the people in the village, I abandoned all that and came to the camp.

So, for me to get my first welcome message of being stripped of captainship was a little bit not good for me. And after I had taken my food and ate, dinner had commenced. I am just telling you what played out.

I said, “Coach, please, I would like to say something.” He said, “No, you can’t talk”. I insisted that I wanted to talk. He insisted that I can’t talk. He then said that if I wanted to talk, he would order the team out and nobody would listen to me and I would sit there and talk alone or I would have to walk out if I insisted on talking.

I said, “Coach, I still want to say something.” And he said, “Vincent, get out! You have to leave now. If you don’t leave, I’m going to call the cops, the security to throw you out of this hotel.” He used the word, “security”.

He then got up, went to the door and opened it and commanded me to go out. He said, “Go out, go out, Vincent! Or I am going to call the security.”

http://www.ladunliadinews.com/2015/10/enyeama-speaks-extensively-on-what.html

The coach said he was fully aware that Enyeama was burying his late mother over the weekend.

He said the row started when he had a chat with the team and registered his displeasure with the players over their output at the last training session.
Oliseh said while completing his speech, Enyeama raised his hand to speak and he told him he does not want any comment at least now, adding that the goal keeper can air his opinion privately with him afterwards.

“He (Enyeama) wanted to say something; and I said this is not the time for that because we just had a talk on how to improve our game, we will discuss private matters afterwards. He said no, he wanted to say something and I said no also I don’t want you to say anything now, please sit down we can talk later but he was adamant and he started raising his voice against me,” Oliseh said.

Oliseh continued: “It was then I told him that with all due respect, this is the Super Eagles and I am the coach and we are not going to have two coaches, I am to decide who talks and when… If you refuse to accept what I say, then it is better you go out. He was still adamant and trying to raise his voice. It was then I said it is either you leave or we (the team) leave the room for you. He refused and then I told him I will order him to be taken out because he was even stopping his teammates from having their dinner,” Oliseh said.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/sports/football/191280-super-eagles-row-oliseh-accuses-enyeama-of-character-assassination.html

Woooow! First time of reading this

mmsen:
He has a reputation for spreading discord. He might be a good coach and he talks about the game with a great deal of charm and eloquence but he seems to create problems unnecessarily.

Enyeama is one of Nigeria's best ever players, not known for creating problems. All of a sudden he's gone because he wanted to give a speech at dinner. That was enough to start an argument with Oliseh - does that not sound petty to you? Do you think that such a man has the man management skills to become a great football manager/coach?

Bros please help me explain the emboldened.. As in, I don't really get

Omooba77:
What you wrote about people that will be concerned if MMM crashed

You no see as people always rip off my head that day? The same people don keep quiet now

Rick9:
chai Tosyn thanks alot

Where the party dey hold baba? Hope say babes go show face sha?

Omooba77:
You too much;still dey laugh on your comments on MMM

I no remember the comment oooo egbon

Rick9:
Tomorrow is my Birthday I just need likes

Baba happy birthday oooo... I wish you long life and success in all your endeavours

freeborn76:
As long as he doesn't EVER coach the Super Eagles again, I wish him success...he was a Lilly-livered coward who cost us participation in 2017 AFCON, as well as the resignation of Enyeama and Emenike...he can buzz off for all I care.

Bros take it easy

Nawa oooooh... Me wey still fine pass Omo Baba no see this kind babe date ooo

Though, I wouldn't say you should despise prophesies but you really need to be careful with nowadays men of God.. The problems of your life just begun the moment you start moving from one prophet to another to help you foretell your future or marriage

zarakay:
Am not from d North

Oookay

safarigirl:
na so we dey know people wey never stay for North before.

Modesty indeed...

Abi now

zarakay:
Don't mind my moniker (d Zara and d kay)
I haven't been hiding
it's a forum..so it's not possible to know everyone

Permit me to ask, are you from the north?

Nawa oooooh

Oche211:
Hehehehehehe... Dude is afraid of counter prophecy.
He's denying it nw cos of the negative reactions trailing the prophecy abi na predictions.
Bunch of liars nd hypocrites.

If na you sef nko?

kenrish2:
he was very right in what he did the organizers of headies has been compromised

Bro, I saw your comment about UC.. Would you mind joining my cliq?

Opiletool:
People like you always scream chinko, whereas no one in your family has never invented ordinary wall clock. I doubt if you can reassemble a remote if disassembled.

Bros take it easy oooo

AfroSamurai:
Na almost everyday thing oh, bro.

Merry Xmas.

I wish you the same boss